Take a look on the side of your vitamin bottle. Does it contain thiamin (B1)?

A base building block used to make synthetic B1 is Grewe diamine, a coal tar derivative from coke production (not to be confused with the soft-drink). Coke is a grey, hard and porous coal-based fuel made by heating coal or oil in the absence of air. Grewe diamine can also be produced by using acrylonitrile (a toxic chemical used in the production of plastic and rubber). Chemicals like o-chloroaniline and dimethyl sulfate (highly carcinogenic compounds) can also be used.

Grewe diamine is reacted with chemicals like carbon disulfide (a known neurotoxin used to make perfume, cellophane, rayon, rubber and varnish). Several other chemicals are added to facilitate reactions that yield a substance that is said to be identical to B1 found in food.

I'll stick to organ meat and whole grain thanks.

As always, do your own research before you make up your mind.

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What is science?

The word 'science' gets thrown around a lot. But what actually is it?

Science is a method, a process. In order to say something is 'scientifically proven', it must be subjected to a scientific experiment. The video below is a great short clip that explains the scientific method, dependent and independent variables. It's presented in a way that is very easy to understand.

One essential component of the scientific method, is an independent variable. An independent variable is a thing that already exists in nature. Without it, a scientific experiment cannot be conducted.

When I say things like vitamins or viruses have no scientific basis, that's because neither have been shown to exist in nature. The only place a vitamin or a virus has been shown to exist is after some tissue or food has been manipulated and adulterated in a laboratory, altering it from its natural state. It is anti-scientific to create or manufacture an independent variable that does not exist anywhere in nature, conduct an experiment with it and then use the results to explain phenomenon observed in nature.

An independent variable must be a real thing. It has to be shown to exist first. Without it, the result of any experiment is simply pseudo-science.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VdOB4JJE_8

I just experienced contagion first hand.

My partner was in the kitchen cooking one of her favourite Thai dishes this evening, when I heard her begin coughing, sneezing and sniffling uncontrollably whilst I was working in the office.

Within 90 seconds I began experiencing the exact same symptoms.

Is this proof of a contagious virus or did she accidentally pour in way too much cayenne chilli powder into the dish?

Our puppy was fine. He wasn't affected, so I guess he has a really strong immune system.

I'm sure we will both probably have some abdominal discomfort and some loose stools in the morning as well. I guess that means there was a gastro virus in the food too?

I'm not a virologist so I guess we will never know.

Better go and get tested just to be sure.

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Ice Cube turned down $9 million because he didn't want to get jabbed....

And suckers got three of them so they could go and drink a beer at the pub with their mates....

...and they 'checked-in' to get into the pub, whilst wearing a mask.

Weak hands fold.

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If you think the vitamins in your pills are coming from food. Think again.

"Isolation of thiamine from natural sources is only of historical interest. All of the thiamine produced worldwide is manufactured by chemical processes. Two major synthetic routes are used".

The use of grewe diamine (a coal tar derivative) to make thiamine (B1) is "universally practiced by all large manufacturers".

If you are a natural health clinician and you are happy to keep on prescribing synthetic vitamins derived from petrochemicals, coal tar and other toxic compounds to your clients, who am I to stop you?

But you owe it to your clients to be honest with them and tell them exactly how these 'vitamins' are made, who makes them and what they are made from. That way they can make up their own mind if they want to take these 'natural alternatives'. I'm sure most clients think this stuff is coming from food and the simple truth of the matter is it's not.

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Episode 69: Dr. Ali Ajaz - You Don't Need a Medical Degree to See the Truth

https://www.humanley.com/blog/episode69

Dr Ajaz graduated from Guy’s, King’s & St Thomas’s School of Medicine in London (UK) and has spent the best part of the last 20 years working in mental health. He qualified as a Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist and also has a keen interest in medical education. He has held an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer role for the past 10 years at Queen Mary University London, where he is also currently completing a research degree (MD Res) looking at the relationship between extremist behaviour and mental illness.

In this episode, Dr. Ajaz shares his perspective on the pandemic, injections, the government response, and why the field of medicine may not be able to recover the trust of the general public. We also talk about psychiatric medicine, the cause of conditions like depression and anxiety, the lack of evidence supporting the use of anti-depressant medications and how he helps his clients overcome mental health issues in clinical practice.

Dr Ajaz runs his own Brain Health Clinic in London, where he uses a functional health approach to treat mental illness, support brain optimisation and promote longevity.

Dr. Ajaz is part of a group of UK doctors who issued a press release last month about the 'covid jabs': https://doctorsforpatientsuk.com/press-release/

You can reach him through his website at: www.draliajaz.co.uk

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Philosophy of Natural Medicine

Free webinar next Tuesday the 7th of February at 6 PM AEST.

Over the last decade, I have been witnessing what I would consider to be the systematic destruction of natural medicine (particularly naturopathy) in this country. When I went through my undergraduate degree, it was still steeped in the foundational principles and philosophy of naturopathy. As time has gone by, less and less focus has been placed upon naturopathic principles in college and university degrees for natural therapists.

When I first began teaching in the nutritional medicine degree, it was essentially holistic, naturopathic nutrition taught by naturopaths who were experienced clinicians. As time went by, I witnessed more and more non-naturopathically trained health care professionals like 'dietitians' and 'exercise physiologists' replace the naturopathic lecturers. As a consequence, nutritional medicine has slowly become a bastardised 'green' version of dietetics. Nutritional medicine students no longer get any education in the principles of philosophy of natural medicine and most naturopathic students have completely forgotten the importance of these principles as they are only briefly covered in one first year subject. This is a massive oversight from my perspective, as a deep understanding of these principles are essential if one is to become a successful, grounded and well rounded clinician.

Join me on Tuesday the 7th of February at 6 PM AEST for a free live webinar where I will be providing an in depth overview of naturopathic principles and philosophy. A recording will be available.

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Looking forward to seeing you then.

Tim Truth just posted this video montage on his channel. The discussion between myself, Dr. Jordan Grant, Sophia Baraldi and Patrick Black was featured.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/uh5PldMQcb0V/

Very recently, I have had a number of experiences that have made me think about what truly matters in life.

Love, forgiveness and gratitude is all we really need to have have a wonderful and abundant life. Yes, I'll admit food and a warm bed are also nice too.

It's easy to get distracted with material things that don't matter. When we get consumed by technology and chase fancy things, we lose sight of what truly matters, we forget how beautiful the world around us actually is.

Appreciate each and every single second. Live in the moment. Forgive those who have wronged you. Forgive yourself. Love and respect yourself. Show kindness to others. Nurture nature and spend more time in it. Love unconditionally. Be grateful.

Now get out there and enjoy life!

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We are led to believe that you can be minding your own business, walking down the street, completely healthy and 'catch' a disease. We are told this occurs from being exposed to a pathogenic bacteria or 'virus'.

If you can 'catch disease' then you should be able to 'catch health'. By rights, the germ theory cannot be a one way street. It cannot only be; good health --> bad germ --> disease. It should go the other way too; disease --> good germ --> good health.

Show me one instance documented in the literature, where a diseased person walking down the street got exposed to a good bacteria or 'virus' and had their disease magically disappear.

Do you know why you've never heard someone tell you they miraculously caught 'good health', because no one can, just like no one can catch bad health.

If disease is contagious, then good health should also be contagious. Why have we never had a pandemic of a good virus or bacteria spreading around the world making people spontaneously healthy?

Good health isn't caught, it's earned. Disease isn't caught either, it's also earned. How do you earn disease? By eating shit, thinking shit, drinking shit, breathing shit, taking drugs, lathering your body in toxic chemicals, sitting in front of a desk indoors all day, living in fear, living in a toxic Western society, being stressed, being disconnected from nature, being scared of the sun, being in a dysfunctional relationship, working in a slave job, being in debt, being exposed to poisons sprayed on food, in the air and in the water.

If you continue abusing yourself day in day out, eventually something's gotta give.

When you get sick its easier to blame it on a germ, rather than the things mentioned above. Why? Because when you blame it on a germ, you don't have to worry about changing a single damn thing in your life.

People think the answer to the problem is taking something to 'kill the germ' or to 'inject themselves with health'. The real answer is to start treating the body and mother nature with some respect.

Nature doesn't do disease, humans do.

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Live webinar tonight on the Philosophy of Natural Medicine.

The webinar will commence at 6 PM AEST.

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Looking forward to seeing you there.

Principles of Natural Medicine Webinar Recording Now Available

The recording from Tuesday's live webinar "Principles of Natural Medicine" is now available to watch on Humanley.

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A copy of the webinar slides are available to download. You can also receive a certificate of attendance by clicking on the "Mark As Complete" button underneath the webinar.

Thank you to everyone who attended the live event, there were lots of great questions during the Q&A session.

I hope you enjoy this free webinar. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via email hello@humanley.com

Cheers,

Dan

Health is an inside job.

Happiness is an inside job.

Fancy pills and potions and gadgets and other interventions are great, but when all is said and done, the only thing that can heal you is you!

One person might see disease as suffering, while another might see disease as healing. Which one is going to achieve great health first?

Only you can change your thoughts, your diet, your lifestyle and your habits. Not even the best practitioner in the world can do that for you.

The healing power of nature is inside every single one of us.

The body has a remarkable capacity to heal itself when we give it needs, remove what it doesn't and get out of the way.

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I'm surprised the authors of this paper didn't conclude that 'rudeness' was caused by a pathogenic, contagious, replication competent, sub-microscopic particle - ie a virus.

Source

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Dr. Andrew Kaufman has been looking into what I have been saying about vitamins and it looks like he is in agreement.

This video was taken by Dave Oneegs at Anarchapulco.

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I have a question.

There are many countries where butchers sell meat unrefrigerated.

Why aren't people getting sick when buying from these markets?

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Thailand legalised cannabis on June 9th, 2022, a move which has been largely embraced by many Thai people.

Cannabis is available almost everywhere, from dedicated dispensaries and mobile street vendors to stalls in shopping centres like the one pictured.

There are many positives to come out of this unexpected decision to legalise cannabis (a plant which has been used traditionally for hundreds of years by the Thai's). Tourism is booming, tens of thousands of jobs have been created and people can get access to this herbal medicine without fear of spending decades in prison.

What do you think about cannabis being legalised in countries like Thailand? Do you think other countries should follow suit or should it remain a controlled substance?

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Germ Theory VS Terrain Theory VS Venom Theory.

Dr. Andrew Kaufman and Dr. Tom Cowan debate Dr. Bryan Ardis and Dr. Alphonzo Monzo.

Watch here

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Never jabbed.
Never masked.
Never sanitised.
Never distanced.
Never tested.
Never isolated.
Never locked down.
Never checked in.
Never complied.
Never medicated.
Never infected.

The deadliest and most highly contagious pandemic the world has ever seen and I've never had "it".

I would consider myself a "high risk" individual.

I had pneumonia as a child and multiple times throughout my late teens and early 20's.

In my mid 20's, I lived in Melbourne for almost 4 years. During that time I had pneumonia three times and multiple bouts of influenza every year without fail.

In 2018 I had a snowboarding accident and damaged my lungs.

If there was a highly infectious particle floating around, I should have been one of the first people to get struck down. Yet somehow over the last 3 years, I've been fine.

For more than 10 years, I was constantly sick. Not once in that time did I "give" anything to my partner.

Why? Because illness isn't contagious. No one "catches" anything from anybody.

Why was I so sick for all those years? I smoked, I drank heavily, I didn't exercise and I ate shit every night. My body was toxic so it mounted recurrent detoxification processes to purge the toxins out of my body.

I now eat organic, exercise, meditate and spend time in nature. I haven't smoked or drank in almost 6 years. I don't get "sick" like I used to. This isnt because my immune system is strong (that concept is a complete fallacy). I'm healthy because I don't poison myself anymore.

You can't catch a cold or flu, but you can certainly earn one.

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Everyone in Japan wears a mask, everywhere, all the time. I'm not sure if it's out of fear of catching something, or fear of authority.

They can't be scared of catching anything (which you can't by the way) because they take their masks off as soon as they sit down in packed restaurants.

I've also noticed no one wears a mask in the onsen, where dozens of naked men are packed together shoulder to shoulder in the same room.

I wonder how many cases of transmission have been "claimed" to occur in onsens around the country?

A fearful and scared population is an easy one to demoralise, control and oppress.

Japan is just not the same anymore, its sad to witness.

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Masks do nothing. Why? Simply because you can't protect against something that isn't transmissible.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/human-body/truth-about-face-masks-and-covid-revealed/news-story/ccaefaecc2de8ecfba359c817dc2fad7

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